Beth Pickthorn, executive director of the NEMHS Charitable Foundation, discussed plans for the next Spikes and Spurs Gala during the Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture’s board meeting Tuesday, Sept. 7. “We are having the gala again in Wolf Point,” Pickthorn said. She noted the event will take place at the Wolf Point Elks Event Center. Organizers felt that December would be

Roosevelt County has two COVID vaccination clinics scheduled in the next few weeks. Clinics are planned for Sept. 16 from 3-6 p.m. in Wolf Point and Sept. 23 from 3-6 p.m. in Culbertson. Masks are recommended for For up-to-date information on COVID-19, go to dphhs. mt.gov. You can also email covid19taskforce@rooseveltcounty. org for questions or concerns. Roosevelt County Health Department

The Fort Peck tribal health board met on Wednesday, Sept. 8, and decided to increase restrictions because of the increased of COVID cases. Changes to the plan include that tribal casinos must limit their capacity to 50 percent and can operate only between the hours of 8 a.m. and midnight, tribal community halls are open only for funerals and wakes with a limit of 50 attendees and masks are

Montana State University Extension and the Montana Community Foundation will collaborate to offer a new learn-at-home course that covers estate and legacy planning topics for Montanans. “Estate/Legacy Planning for Every Montanan” is a five-lesson course with information similar to that which is offered in MSU Extension’s webinars. It’s intended for individuals who might not have attended

Lustre School Sept. 20: Hamburgers. Sept. 21: Loaded potato oles. Sept. 22: Meatball subs. Sept. 23: Curry chicken. Sept. 24: Grilled cheese sandwiches. *** Frontier School Sept. 20: Goulash. Sept. 21: Fish patties. Sept. 22: Wet burritos. Sept. 23: Beef stroganoff. Sept. 24: Hot dogs and fries. *** Wolf Point School Sept. 20: Breakfast: Cereal, apple cinnamon bars

A dual degree student, Orion McKinney of Great Falls completed a certificate of applied science degree in welding from Great Falls College- MSU before graduating from CMR High School. “In high school I never thought I’d go to college, but then realized I could afford it,” he says. A Gianforte Trades and Technology Scholarship through Reach Higher Montana made this possible. “The scholarship

Twenty-three rural Montana communities are set to participate in a Montana State University Extension program that focuses on providing Montana’s small towns with opportunities to shape their future. The Reimagining Rural virtual gathering is a series of three evening events where people come together in their communities to listen to virtual speakers discuss positive examples of successful

Lustre School Sept. 6: No school. Sept. 7: Chicken and rice. Sept. 8: Hamburger gravy over mashed potatoes. Sept. 9: Nachos. Sept. 10: Pizza. *** Frontier School Sept. 6: No school. Sept. 7: Hamburger mac and cheese. Sept. 8: Pasta with meat sauce. Sept. 9: Chicken tenders and augrautin potatoes. Sept. 10: Loaded nacho baked potatoes. *** Wolf Point School Sept.